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60 THE COAL TRADE BULLETIN. r I 1 CLYDE COAL COMPANY, MINERS ANDiSHIPPERS OF CELEBRATED CLYDE COAL. SHIPMENTS BY RIVER STEAMERS "CLYDE" AND "ELEANOR." CLYDE,MINE, FREOER IC KTO WN , PA DAILY CAPACITY OF MINES, 3,000 TONS. GENERAL OFFICES: CONESTOGA BUILDING, PITTSBURGH, PA. BELL FHONE, 2517 COURT. J. H. SANFORD, GENERAL MANAGER. P. & A. PHONE, 2125 MAIN. J
lohe GOAL TRADE BULLETIN. Vol. XII. PITTSBURGH, PA., FEBRUARY 15, 1005. No. 6 THE COAL TRADE BULLETIN; PUBLISHED TWICE A MONTH. Copyrighted by THE COAL TRADE COMPANY, 1904 A. It. HAMILTON, Proprietor and Publisher, H. J. STEAUB, Managing Editor. SUBSCRIPTION, - - - - $2.00 A YEAR Correspondence and communications upon all matters relating to coal or coal production are invited. All communications and remittances to THK COAL THADK COMPANY. 926-930 PARK BUILDING, PITTSBURGH, PA. Long Distance Telephone 250 Grant. [Entered at the Post Office at Pittsburgh, Pa., as Second Class Mall Matter.] PRESIDENT MITCHELL ADVISE THE STRIK ING ALABAMA MINE WORKERS TO CON TINUE THE FIGHT, AND PLEDGES THEM NATIONAL SUPPORT. President Mitchell's survey of the Alabama strike situation during his recent visit to that territory resulted in a determination to continue the struggle, a pledge o£ continued support from the national organization and a complete vindication of the actions and methods of District President Fairley and his assistants who have been conducting the strike. Despite all previous announcements and reports, President Mitchell in his address to the miners of the Birmingham field declared that the strike "was fully sanctioned by the national organization and officers," that it was "as just as any strike ever waged by the mine workers," and that "its handling had been as capable and skillful as that of any strike in recent years." Mr. Mitchell reiterated his Indianapolis arraignment of the judges of the federal courts and urged the Alabama strikers to defend their legal rights to the last extremity. He begged them to hold firmly to their cause and declared repeatedly that he believed they would win. He held out no hope of an early victory but assured the union mine workers that with the support of the national organization, loyalty to their cause and a firm determination not to return to work until their demands had been granted that it would be impossible for the contending operators to hold out against them. He also advised them to stand by the negro mine worker, declaring that his cause was their cause and that victory or defeat for one meant the same for the other. The effect of President Mitchell's visit to the Alabama field has undoubtedly resulted in at least a temporary strengthening of the strikers' position. The disintegration process which was beginning to be felt by the local organization has been stopped and the men have taken on new courage. The uncertainty as to the. moral support of President Mitchell and the miners' organization has been dispelled and the lack of confidence manifested to a considerable degree in the local leaders has been dissipated by the national leader's unqualified approval of their work. INDIVIDUAL CONTRACTS TO BE REQUIRED BYJMORRIS RUN CO. President John Magee. of the Morris Run Coal Co., has addressed a letter to Secretary Wilson, of the U. M. W., outlining the company's position regarding mines at Morris Run, Pa. The communication states that any proposition looking to an agreement of contract with union miners, as a body, will not be considered by the management; that any person making application for employment in the mines must do so as an individual, and that the company reserves for itself the exclusive privilege of determining whom it shall employ and under what conditions. The Morris Run mines have been idle since last March, when the miners struck for 91 cents a ton for mining coal. An effort was made to resume work in December, when about 100 non-union workers were brought to the mines, but before any headway could be made an epidemic of smallpox broke out in the town and the inhabitants were quarantined for 30 days. Owing to the long idleness, the mines have fallen into a state of disrepair which it would take much time and money to remedy
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